Consumer Reports is a reliable source for surveys about important purchasing factors like car reliability, but one of its least reliable is also a fan favorite.
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If you've been debating buying an electric vehicle but are worried about the potential impact on your utility bills, you could be pleasantly surprised.
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When it comes to reliable cars, the same few brands tend to get recommended over and over. But an unexpected hybrid has made Consumer Reports' 2025 list.
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After 27 years, a once-best-selling Ford car is no longer being produced. These are the reasons behind its demise (and what replacements to expect).
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Investing in a high-end car should be an exciting and joyous experience, but in one model's case, you might be signing up for more headaches than smooth rides.
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You can't predict every problem a vehicle might have, but some rides are more problematic than others. One newer maker in particular is off to a rough start.
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Some of the most exciting cars were built in the 1970s. In the decades since, their value has grown. See which ones are commanding top dollar.
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This top-selling vehicle by Toyota is popular among many cohorts, but it has various features that also make it one of the best cars for retirees. Here's why.
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When shopping for a new car, it can pay (or rather, save) to check out exactly how Consumer Reports has rated your preferred vehicle's reliability.
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As popular as this car continues to be, it's worth noting that it has a reported theft rate that is a whopping 39 times the average for all vehicles.
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If your main concern when buying a new vehicle is that it will still be in your driveway come morning, these models might not be the ride for you.
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The COVID pandemic and lockdown changed the way we live and work... even the way we move. However, this vehicle that was all the rage then isn't anymore.
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According to a recent Consumer Reports survey, American drivers have serious concerns about a number of car brands, from Jeep to Acura.
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Lightweight, responsive, and highly reliable, this nifty two-seat roadster has been making waves among motor enthusiasts since the late 1980s.
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A Consumer Reports ranking ranks automakers by how satisfied owners of their vehicles are, with an upstart EV brand coming out on top.
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Ford tops the list with three of the most unreliable vehicles according to Consumer Reports, but some other brands aren't far behind.
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Just because something's popular doesn't mean it's necessarily any good. Need proof? Take a look at this best-selling yet unreliable vehicle.
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Toyota vehicles are known for long-term reliability, and the good news is that popular models like the Tacoma and the Tundra hold value.
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Big name car sellers aren't known for their honesty or affordability. Luckily, third parties can do at least one job for much less than a name brand's tech.
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Luxury and innovation don’t always guarantee long-term value. One high-end EV is facing a brutal resale market that may surprise drivers and investors alike.
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Investing in a new vehicle is a huge decision. If you're looking for a budget hatchback, experts keep recommending one car in particular.
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Entering the luxury vehicle market is more approachable than it may seem, with brands like Audi offering multiple options under $40,000.
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It may cost under $25,000 and lack exciting features, but this Nissan car is a reliable ride that holds its value, a smart buy for budget-conscious buyers.
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As long as you own a vehicle, insuring it may always cost you something. But if you're a good driver, it doesn't have to stay expensive forever.
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Consumer Reports analyzed nearly every make and model available on the market by price and reliability to determine the best options.
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Getting a good deal is something most people prioritize when buying a car, and Consumer Reports warns that one make and model is way overpriced.
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The Fed's recent announcement that it would be dropping interest rates a quarter-point has some consumers excited about the possibilities for borrowing.
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